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	* Faerinaal, The Queen's Consort: Master politician and shrewd judge of character. Tasked with defending the Court of Stars and rescuing captured eladrins as well as providing company and counsel to the queen.		* Faerinaal, The Queen's Consort: Master politician and shrewd judge of character. Tasked with defending the Court of Stars and rescuing captured eladrins as well as providing company and counsel to the queen.
	* Gwynharwyf, The Whirling Fury: Patron of barbarians, when not leading good-aligned barbarian hordes against evil she also acts as consort to the queen.		* Gwynharwyf, The Whirling Fury: Patron of barbarians, when not leading good-aligned barbarian hordes against evil she also acts as consort to the queen.

			At the pinnacle of the [[Aasimon]] races sit the [[Solar]]s, which are rumoured to only number 24. While most of them haven't been named in official sources, some of them are reputed to serve good deities, have been corrupted, or simply vibe:
			* Eco: Guards the prison of [[Desayeus]] in [[Pandemonium]].
			* Felarathael: One of the twin messengers of [[Corellon Larethian]]. They're the rational one.
			* Gabriel: A servitor of [[Bahamut]], he got captured and tortured by the forces of [[Orcus]] until he was freed by adventurers.
			* Lashrael: The other messenger of Corellon. They're the emotional one.
			* Malkizid, the Fallen: A former servant of Corellon who got the boot after assisting in [[Lolth]]'s betrayal, probably because he had hella solars lying around and decided it was spring cleaning time. He just kind of bounces between fiendish factions in the lower planes.
			* Viryn: In service to [[Tyr]].
			* Zariel: A fallen solar who serves as the archduke of avernus, the first hell of [[Baator]].

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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 23:28, 17 August 2020

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	'''Archangels''' are a bigger, stronger form of [[angel]] and usually their direct commanders, though they do themselves often tend to serve various [[gods]] as trusted, high-level servants. They are essentially the goodly equivalent of [[Demon Prince]]s and [[Archdevil]]s.		'''Archangels''' are a bigger, stronger form of [[angel]] and usually their direct commanders, though they do themselves often tend to serve various [[gods]] as trusted, high-level servants. They are essentially the goodly equivalent of [[Demon Prince]]s and [[Archdevil]]s.

1d4chan>CoolGuy99: /* Pathfinder */

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	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==
	In [[Pathfinder]], there are a profusion of archangels collectively known as Empyreal Lords; the most powerful members of the various angelic races of [[Golarion]] cosmology, the Empyreals are demigods in their own right, and worshipped as lesser deities by the righteous. They are covered extensively in a sourcebook called "Chronicle of the Righteous". The complete list of Empyreal Lords consists of:		In [[Pathfinder]], there are a profusion of archangels collectively known as Empyreal Lords; the most powerful members of the various angelic races of [[Golarion]] cosmology, the Empyreals are demigods in their own right, and worshipped as lesser deities by the righteous. They are covered extensively in a sourcebook called "Chronicle of the Righteous". The complete list of Empyreal Lords consists of:


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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Found a better list. This will need further adjustment, because many of these didn't get more than a single name mention in various pathfinder sources.

2019-08-28T00:45:05Z

Found a better list. This will need further adjustment, because many of these didn't get more than a single name mention in various pathfinder sources.

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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added list of Pathfinder Empyreal Lords and linked all of the named figures.

2019-08-28T00:34:48Z

Added list of Pathfinder Empyreal Lords and linked all of the named figures.

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 '''Archangels''' are a bigger, stronger form of [[angel]] and usually their direct commanders, though they do themselves often tend to serve various [[gods]] as trusted, high-level servants. They are essentially the goodly equivalent of [[Demon Prince]]s and [[Archdevil]]s.
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 In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], there are several groups of exalted celestial paragon who are functionally archangels, even if the name itself is never used in D&D canon - they tend to prefer the term "Celestial Paragons". The most recent description of all of these can be found in the [[splatbook]] [[Book of Exalted Deeds]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], where they are divided into several sub-groups.
-The '''Celestial Hebdomad''' is a collective of seven [[Archon]]s who serve the cause of righteousness from their home on [[Celestia]] - these are the closest of the Paragons to "traditional" archangels.
+The '''Celestial Hebdomad''' is a collective of seven lordly [[Archon]]s who serve the cause of righteousness from their home on [[Celestia]] - these are the closest of the Paragons to "traditional" archangels.
 * Barachiel, the messenger: Ruler of Lunia and coordinator of Celestia's defenses should it be attacked.
 * Domiel, the Mercy-Bringer: Ruler of Mercuria.
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-In [[Pathfinder]], there are a profusion of archangels collectively known as Empyreal Lords; the most powerful members of the various angelic races of [[Golarion]] cosmology, the Empyreals are demigods in their own right, and worshipped as lesser deities by the righteous. They are covered extensively in a sourcebook called "Chronicle of the Righteous".
+In [[Pathfinder]], there are a profusion of archangels collectively known as Empyreal Lords; the most powerful members of the various angelic races of [[Golarion]] cosmology, the Empyreals are demigods in their own right, and worshipped as lesser deities by the righteous. They are covered extensively in a sourcebook called "Chronicle of the Righteous". The complete list of Empyreal Lords consists of:
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	==D&D==		==D&D==
	In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], there are several groups of exalted celestial paragon who are functionally archangels, even if the name itself is never used in D&D canon - they tend to prefer the term "Celestial Paragons". The most recent description of all of these can be found in the [[splatbook]] "Book of Exalted Deeds" for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], where they are divided into several sub-groups.		In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], there are several groups of exalted celestial paragon who are functionally archangels, even if the name itself is never used in D&D canon - they tend to prefer the term "Celestial Paragons". The most recent description of all of these can be found in the [[splatbook]] [[Book of Exalted Deeds]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], where they are divided into several sub-groups.

	The '''Celestial Hebdomad''' is a collective of seven [[Archon]]s who serve the cause of righteousness from their home on [[Celestia]] - these are the closest of the Paragons to "traditional" archangels.		The '''Celestial Hebdomad''' is a collective of seven [[Archon]]s who serve the cause of righteousness from their home on [[Celestia]] - these are the closest of the Paragons to "traditional" archangels.

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 12:44, 8 June 2018

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	* Zaphkiel, the Watcher: Ruler of Chronias and leader of the Hebdomad. Only gods and the Hebdomad have seen him without either perishing or being absorbed into the essence of the mountain.		* Zaphkiel, the Watcher: Ruler of Chronias and leader of the Hebdomad. Only gods and the Hebdomad have seen him without either perishing or being absorbed into the essence of the mountain.

	The ''''Six Companions''' (technically '''Talisid and the Five Companions''') are the leaders of the [[Guardinal]] races.		The '''Six Companions''' (technically '''Talisid and the Five Companions''') are the leaders of the [[Guardinal]] races.
	* Talisid, the Celestial Lion: Leader of the companions for several millenia, most powerful of the leonals.		* Talisid, the Celestial Lion: Leader of the companions for several millenia, most powerful of the leonals.
	* Sathia, the Sky Duchess: Representative of the avorals and patron of sculptors and painters.		* Sathia, the Sky Duchess: Representative of the avorals and patron of sculptors and painters.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: This article needs some serious work, but I don't know the first thing about D&D and PF's Archangels.

2018-06-08T06:04:51Z

This article needs some serious work, but I don't know the first thing about D&D and PF's Archangels.

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 '''Archangels''' are a bigger, stronger form of [[angel]] and usually their direct commanders, though they do themselves often tend to serve various [[gods]] as trusted, high-level servants. They are essentially the goodly equivalent of [[Demon Prince]]s and [[Archdevil]]s.
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